Loran team is always up to date and in a constant process of learning and research. We collect and process a lot of interesting news and useful information, so we decided to share a selection of medical news from around the world with you from time to time.
Ukrainians affected by military aggression will receive the aesthetic correction of scars for free
This is an initiative called NoScar, which has attracted the best plastic surgeons from all over the country to the project. This can be the correction of scars, scars of the face and body, and reconstructive surgery for aesthetic correction. Those wishing to get help should fill out a special form at no-scar.helsi.me
Ukrainian military surgeons performed several unique operations
The surgeries involved the reattachment of lost limbs to wounded AFU fighters. These were four replantations (three lower and one upper limbs) by sewing together nerves, vessels, tendons, muscle tissue, and bones and restoring blood circulation. Such surgery is performed within a few hours after the loss of a limb.
Ear transplantation from human cells, made using a 3D printer
A medical team from the United States has conducted a pioneering procedure in the early stages of clinical trials. They managed to reconstruct the human ear, using the patient's own tissues to create a three-dimensional bio-implant.
The implant is called AuriNovo and was developed by 3DBio Therapeutics. There is a possibility that this method could be used to treat people with single congenital defects, namely microtia.
International medical associations have suspended the membership of some russian and belarusian members
Ukrainians appealed to 130 international associations with an appeal to exclude medics from the aggressor states. Of these, 11 organizations responded and listened to the Ukrainians' requests. The work on the blocking of representatives of the aggressor states in the international medical community continues.
Invented "nanomachines" kill cancer cells
A new method of penetration and destruction of cancer cells has been revealed. Researchers at the Center for Advanced Biomolecular Recognition at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology have made the breakthrough. This method could become an alternative to cancer treatment and fight the side effects of chemotherapy.
